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62.ROYAL FLUSH(Sunday 10th of January 2010 11:30:00 PM
1 month, 4 weeks ago )
this is a short blog on a group that got set up because of the new music studio set up at WHITEMOSS YOUTH CLUB funding was from the young persons funding which was 11 thousned pounds which the young people them selfves applied for with the help of JOHN BIGGS...
63.Inland Waterways Association News Flash(Saturday 09th of January 2010 10:38:44 PM
2 months ago )
This news release was posted earlier in the week on B of the Blog and I feel more people should know about it and sign the petition. I have many memories of canals, from cycling, fishing, walking and even piloting the community barge, I for one want to keep them just the way they are, so...
64.East Salford TV Episode 3 is now LIVE!!!!!(Saturday 09th of January 2010 12:17:59 PM
2 months ago )
EPISODE 3 IS NOW LIVE!!!!
Click here !!
What's the only media outlet that can take you from being down and out on the streets of Salford, to the fields of Glastonbury festival, via allotment planting, upstaging members of the public, and re-enacting a giant...
65.Fancy high tea with Stuart Maconie?(Friday 08th of January 2010 02:14:20 PM
2 months ago )
Happy 2010 readers! I hope you had a good break, and are enjoying slipping and sliding all over Manchester. Best snow-based construction this week? Easy: the king-sized throne outside Ridelow on Dale Street.
I’m getting back into the swing of Mancubisting – and one thing that has drawn my attention...
66.Fancy high tea with Stuart Maconie?(Friday 08th of January 2010 02:14:20 PM
2 months ago )
Happy 2010 readers! I hope you had a good break, and are enjoying slipping and sliding all over Manchester. Best snow-based construction this week? Easy: the king-sized throne outside Ridelow on Dale Street.
I’m getting back into the swing of Mancubisting – and one thing that has drawn my attention...
67.Stories of lock ins, pubs closing and extortion rackets.(Thursday 07th of January 2010 02:03:55 PM
2 months ago )
Stories of lock ins, pubs closing and extortion rackets. This recording of the Gemini group was part of the New Mornings Old Streets events run by PVM with Salford Uni. The aim of the project is to do an update of the classic documentary Morning in the Streets make in...
68.salford shows and the racecourse by pvm new mornings(Thursday 07th of January 2010 02:02:29 PM
2 months ago )
Show and processions in Salford in the 60s the pagent the Show and fairs. Buile Hill part and Littleton Rd were home to some amazing shows. This recording tells you about it. And don’t forget the regattas and the duck races and the racecourse.
69.littletonrd kersal flats by new mornings gemini(Thursday 07th of January 2010 02:01:05 PM
2 months ago )
Some of the group talk about the attraction and dangers of living by
the waterside in Kersal. And there are some memories of the Kersal
Flats too.
